The book is a new field guide that will aid us in our spring foraging for mushrooms. We are pretty good at foraging for morel mushrooms, but I am hoping to expand our foraging to different types of mushrooms.
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011
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The book is a new field guide that will aid us in our spring foraging for mushrooms. We are pretty good at foraging for morel mushrooms, but I am hoping to expand our foraging to different types of mushrooms.
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The yarn is such a pretty color. Did you dye it yourself?
I have always wanted to collect mushrooms, but have been afraid of getting the wrong ones. Is it really hard?
Hi, Just stopping by from the Yarn Along. I never thought about actually looking for mushrooms to eat...it sounds interesting, though - I'm always open to trying new things!
Rebecca no I did not dye it, I did spin it though:)
Tracey, when you have confidence with one, such as Morels, it is not hard.
Maria, thanks for stopping by.
Wow...I never thought of collecting mushrooms.
I have also wanted to forage for mushrooms but I am not at all confident. The only foraging I have done is for purslane--that one I can identify but I am insecure about others. This book looks really interesting.
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